“…After (a) repeated reports of signal intensity (SI) increase in the dentate nuclei and basal ganglia on brain T1-weighted images of pediatric patients who underwent several contrastenhanced MRI scans with administration of linear products [16][17][18][19] and (b) a study with no SI after gadobenate administration [20], an autoptic study of three children has confirmed the deposition of gadolinium in the dentate nucleus, globus pallidus, and at a smaller concentration in the thalamus and pons, after more than 3 administrations of gadodiamide, a linear GBCA [21]. Pathological changes were also observed in the dentate nuclei (gliosis, axonal spheroids).…”